Tulip Soft Paint 20403 Sfp 4Oz Matte Glacier White, 4 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
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Im At Zone None
> 3 dayFirst let me start off by saying that Ive been using tulip fabric paints for some time now and Ive always been a really satisfied recurring customer. This time is no different - the paints work wonderfully for my needs (usually some cosplay or DYI to my outfit) but to be honest I tend to fall back on them whenever Im dealing with somewhat challenging material. It turns out theyre pretty versatile with the exception of airbrush (its physical properties are almost the direct opposite of what youd want for AB). So why the lone star rating? Basically to bring your attention to the issue of product line naming, including color, and poor or nonexistent specification (even most unspecific one). This is especially apparent with new product lines or customers first encounter with it. You never know what to expect, no photos no you tube videos - just simply having to buy some to draw a line on a piece of cardboard and after few hours say aha. Just a simple photo of such piece of cardboard would solve many issues. Heres most recent example: I ordered the natural soft glow. Everyone from the company claims is glows white of off white at most. This proves pretty much that they never even saw the product theyre selling. I wouldnt be surprised if it was named natural by someone in the fabric in china and people in fresno are just a little clueless because if you shine a blacklight through it it clearly fluoresces and phosphoresces (if these are the correct words) green/with a hint of yellow. in the meantime all their materials including packaging displays a white glow. And the story goes on and on. Try to imagine what they mean by velveteen color or what the heck is iris color. Maybe whenever thinking about a poppy color you picture a shade of red/orange like most of the worlds poppy flowers but thats when a fun fact comes to kick you in the face with california poppies being actually yellow. Guess which one the Fresno based company went with? Right now I wouldnt really be surprised if the color they pictured was black tar... Still Id love to recommend tulip paints to anyone whos DYIng or DYEing a little sometimes - the product is great
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Min
> 3 dayPretty color & works great on denim
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gabriela i crespo
> 3 dayDaughter is super happy. Good paint for squishies
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Donna W.
> 3 dayThis product was easy to paint with. Garment has been washed. Looks great.
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Renee S
> 3 daygreat fabric paint. goes on easily. One coat is good coverage.
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TM
> 3 dayNot good. Dried hard and crusty and said it was matte but dried with sparkles.
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Corinne
Greater than one weekproduct is fine but it’s not matte. because matte implies no shine, and this literally had glitter in it. great as a fabric paint but not good for matte at all.
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Elaine N.
> 3 dayThis paint brushes on easily without thinning. Working with it is a breeze. Although it’s labeled as “matte,” it’s a bit glittery, which I love, but it wasn’t what I was expecting.
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IHeartArt
> 3 dayI bought the Tulip glow in the dark fabric paint to use on needle felted galaxies. It comes in a plastic bottle without a fine tip so I use a 14 gauge craft syringe to create tiny stars on dark wool, which works great! The paint charges up quickly and does seem to stay lit up for a fair amount of time. Since my fiber work does not get washed I cant comnent on how well it holds up after a wash but nonetheless its perfect for my artistic needs. Highly reccomended
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Angela McKenna
> 3 dayExactly what I needed. Good description of the item and fast shipping!
